Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12
ssONLY AFTER DEATH. .,
WHAT WONDERS THE M1cRoaoOPH:
H As DONE FOR Us.
No Longer Obliged to Die, to Find Oui
ga ssWhat,s Killing U.s.

HAS DONE FOR Us.
No Longer obliged toI Die. 70 Find Out
j wa Whats X Killing Us,
One Of the leading scientifi, publica-
cations states that many people are now
using the microscope to discover the
real cause Of disease in the. system, and
to detect adult enations Of food and
medicines. IS s.. s.5.s.;.is. S.
s. This wonderful instrument has saved
many e life. A nlicroscop test
shows. for instance, the presence Of
albumen, or the life of the blood, in
certain arrangements Of the kidneys,
but medicine does not tell us how far
advanced the arrangement is, Or wheth-
er it shall prove fatal.
The microscope, hosxsyer, gives US
this knowledge:
IS Bright's disease, which SO many peo-
PIE dread, was not fully known until
the microscope revealed its character
istics. 1t greatly aids tbs physician,
skilled in its use, in determining how far
disease has advanced, and gives full.
er idea Of the true structure 81 the kid
ney.
a noted German scholar recently
discovered that by the aid of the mi
croscope, the physician can tell if there
/ is tumor forming in the system. and
i certain appearances are seen in the
tlulds passed it is proof positive that
the tuner is to be malignant one.
It any arrangement of the kidneys is
detected by the microscope, the physi-
clan looks for the development of al
most any disease the system is heir to,
and any ind ication,of Brightss disease,
which has no symptoms Of its own and
cannot be fully recognized except by tho
microscope, he looks upon with alarm.
This disease has existed for more
than 1000 years. tits only until re-
Gently that the microscope has revealed
to US its universal prevalence and
fatal character. Persons who formerly
died Of whatwas called general debility,
nervous breakdown, dropsN paralysis,
heart disease, rheumatism, apoplexy,
ETC., are now known to have really
died of kidney. disease, because, had
there been no disorder Of the kidneys,
the chances are that the effect from
which they died would never have ex-,
listed.
! AS the world becomes better mcquaint-
ed with the importance of the kidneys
IN the human economy by the aid of the
microscope, there is greater alarm
spread through the communities con-
corning it, and this accounts for the
erroneous belief that it is on the in
crease.
AS yet neither homeopathic nor
allopathist is prepared with cure fol
deranged kidneys, but the world has
long since recognized, and many med
lcal gentlemen also recognize and pre-
scribe Warmers safe cure for these de-
engagements, and admit that it is the
only specific for the common and adj
vanced forms Of kidney disorders.
Formerly the true cause of death was
discovered only after death. To day
the microscope shows us, in the water
we pass, the dangerous condition of any
organ in the body, thus enabling us to
treat it promptly and escape premature
death.
AS the microscope in the hands Of
laymen has revealed many diseases that
the medical men were not aware of, SO
that preparation, like many other dis
coveries in medicine and science, was
found out by laymen, outside the medi-
cal code, consequently it comes very
hard for medical men to indOrse and
prescribe it. Nevertheless. Warmers
safe cure continues to grow in popu-
larity and the evidences Of its effective
ness are seen on every hand.
Some persons claim that the proprie-
tors should give the medical profession
the formula of this remedy, if it is such
"Godsend to humanity" and let the
physicians and public judge whether or
not it be SO recognized.
We, however, do not blame them for
not publishing the formula, even to get
the recognition of the medical profess
sion. The standing Of the men who
manufacture this great remedy is equal
TO that OF the majority of physicians,
and the reason that some doctors give
Tor not adopting and prescribing it
VIZ that they do not know what its.
ingredients are-is absurd.
Mr.. Warmers statement that many
OF the ingredients are expensive, and
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